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slice

Drug slang
An eighth of an ounce of marijuana (derived from pizza, which is generally divided into 8 slices).

Imaging
(1) CT term for a single-imaged region.
(2) MRI term for the planar or selected image region.
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slice

Imaging A popular term for a collimation scan interval in CT or equivalent in MRI
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